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85.3K

Posts

29.1K

Following

549

Account age

16 yrs

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Nitrogen-9 is an exotic isotope with two neutrons and seven protons. Now researchers @WUSTL, @FRIBLab, and partners have experimental and theoretical evidence for this isotope, which stretches the limits of what defines a nucleus: https://t.co/ZMrOqO7xd2

23K views Nitrogen-9 is an exotic isotope with two neutrons and seven protons. Now researchers @WUSTL, @FRIBLab, and partners have experimental and theoretical evidence for this isotope, which stretches the limits of what defines a nucleus: https://t.co/ZMrOqO7xd2

Looking into the mirror—beta decay in mirror nuclei, that is—can help explain the weak nuclear force. Beta decay is the most common form of radioactive decay. Researchers @Livermore_Lab, @argonne & @LSU made a new, more precise measure of this beta decay: https://t.co/H1qS5zQFeg

14.9K views Looking into the mirror—beta decay in mirror nuclei, that is—can help explain the weak nuclear force. Beta decay is the most common form of radioactive decay. Researchers @Livermore_Lab, @argonne & @LSU made a new, more precise measure of this beta decay: https://t.co/H1qS5zQFeg

Engineering the quantum future with vacuum-sealed tubes. Scientists @UChicagoPME recently outlined a potential method for building a cross-country quantum network capable of sending 10 trillion quantum bits over thousands of kilometers per second: https://t.co/5lVnIyUngW

14.3K views Engineering the quantum future with vacuum-sealed tubes. Scientists @UChicagoPME recently outlined a potential method for building a cross-country quantum network capable of sending 10 trillion quantum bits over thousands of kilometers per second: https://t.co/5lVnIyUngW

Packing 1000X more energy / meter than traditional accelerators is no small feat. Laser wakefield accelerator technology could enable room-sized accelerators instead of kilometer-sized ones. @UMich scientists recently made a big step forward: https://t.co/w4NJPXgl8u

13.5K views Packing 1000X more energy / meter than traditional accelerators is no small feat. Laser wakefield accelerator technology could enable room-sized accelerators instead of kilometer-sized ones. @UMich scientists recently made a big step forward: https://t.co/w4NJPXgl8u

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Posting cadence

0.08 / week

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Mostly images

Recent: 0 video · 17 image · 1 text.

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155×

Follows 549 back. A strong ratio — an audience that follows them, not a follow-for-follow network.

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🔥 Top post Nitrogen-9 is an exotic isotope with two neutrons and seven protons. Now researchers @WUSTL, @FRIBLab, and partners have experimental and theoretical evidence for this isotope, which stretches the limits of what defines a nucleus: https://t.co/ZMrOqO7xd2 23K❤ 62🔁 19

“Camps like these are fundamental to future scientists." - Shirin Ketabforoush @SLAClab, quoted in @AlmanacNews. Incoming 5th and 6th graders attended summer camp at the laboratory, where they learned about energy, physics, and engineering… 5K❤ 23🔁 5

#PicOfTheWeek: A trio of new and improved cosmological simulation codes heralds a new era of exascale computational astrophysics. Here’s the latest from researchers @ORNL and @OLCFgov on our understanding of the universe: https://t.co/xYzZ… 7K❤ 46🔁 23

#WordOfTheWeek: The weak force is the force that causes a quark to change into a different type of quark or change a quark’s charge. It's one of the three fundamental forces in the Standard Model of Particle Physics. Learn more about our r… 5.1K❤ 22🔁 7

#WordOfTheWeek: Nucleosynthesis, the creation of new atomic nuclei, first occurred within a few minutes of the Big Bang when a soup of particles known as quarks and gluons condensed into protons and neutrons: https://t.co/acrxVZzQiq 11.5K❤ 22🔁 12

Quantum particles' interactions are so complex that they quickly overwhelm even the most powerful conventional computers. But quantum computers may offer a solution. Researchers @JQInews are working on quantum simulations for particle phys… 7.9K❤ 42🔁 14

Engineering the quantum future with vacuum-sealed tubes. Scientists @UChicagoPME recently outlined a potential method for building a cross-country quantum network capable of sending 10 trillion quantum bits over thousands of kilometers per… 14.3K❤ 67🔁 54

Looking into the mirror—beta decay in mirror nuclei, that is—can help explain the weak nuclear force. Beta decay is the most common form of radioactive decay. Researchers @Livermore_Lab, @argonne & @LSU made a new, more precise measure… 14.9K❤ 38🔁 13

Nuclear data—the key parameters of atomic nuclei—are essential to applications that range from physics to national security. Scientists @argonne, @UCAS1978, @UnivParisSaclay, @RIBF & their partners compiled data on 3,300+ nuclei for th… 13K❤ 66🔁 26

The mass of a proton is partly due to quarks, but also partly due to gluons. Research by scientists @argonne, @TempleUniv, @JLab_News & colleagues shed new light on what these gluons do and the role of the strong force: https://t.co/7v… 13.1K❤ 55🔁 23

#PicOfTheWeek: We can learn a lot about the cosmic recipes of space by studying the behavior of neutron stars. Using @FRIBLab, @ORNL & @michiganstateu researchers have reproduced one of the reactions that occurs when neutron stars feed… 7.8K❤ 31🔁 12

Quantum chemistry applies the principles of quantum mechanics—the study of how the universe works at the smallest scales—to molecules. Scientists @ORNL & @UTKnoxville drew on quantum chemistry to make CRISPR-Cas tools even better for e… 8.9K❤ 28🔁 20

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🗓️Joined X in 2010 — 16 years ago.

👁️Averages 8.9K views per post.

📤Posts about 0.1× per week.

💬0.18% engagement rate.

🏅Earned the 10K Followers for passing 10K followers.

🕵️ Fake follower check

Estimated

37/100

Low Credibility score

66%

Mixed Real audience

Medium Fake-follower risk

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Est. 66% real, active audience · Medium fake-follower risk.
Low engagement (~0.1× of followers engage each post) — a sign of an inflated or inactive audience.
Organic base — far more followers than accounts it follows.
Established account (16+ years old).
0.18% engagement — below the ~8.8% typical for this size.

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